Premier Travel Inn

11 recommendations and reviews from 11 people

• Referral from February 23, 2016
  

  Hayley B. asked:

  Can anyone please recommend a nice hotel for a family within about a 10 mile radius of Rammy? Thanks!

  

  Dave L. replied:

  Www.premierinn.com in bury town centre. Very nice

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• Referral from February 8, 2016
  

  Sharron T. asked:

  Hi, can anyone recommend a hotel etc for the night before the Millennium run, plz

  

  Simon W. replied:

  premierinn.com

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• Referral from July 31, 2015
  

  edge_of_reality asked:

  5 days left in Scotland and our plans are falling apart, any advice on where to go would be great! Hi everyone, I am travelling in Scotland with my mom and we're hitting some roadblocks with our trip planning. The entire trip was booked last minute (not ideal, I know) since the opportunity presented itself very suddenly. We are currently in Edinburgh and our plan was to visit Inverness and the Isle of Skye, but all accommodation in Inverness seems to be booked due to an orienteering festival and nothing seems to be available on Skye as well. I've checked AirBnB, booking.com, hotels.com, and emailed every b&b in Inverness. We are in Edinburgh until Sunday morning, and then we fly home to Canada (from Edinburgh) late on August 4th. Can anyone recommend somewhere nice or some activities that we could go and stay/do for 3-4 days? My mom has some knee issues and her mobility is fairly limited (so no gruelling hikes please!). Thanks so much!

  

  markhewitt1978 replied:

  Premier Inn http://www.premierinn.com/ has two hotels in Inverness which have availability for Saturday night (1 st August). I've stayed in the Inverness Centre one, it's canny. So there; get yourself booked; get to Inverness. Someone else has also said there are Travelodge rooms available too; so it looks like it's far from 'fully booked' there. Fort William also has availability but they are wanting £144, ouch.

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• Referral from July 5, 2015
  

  supricky06 asked:

  Anyone have hotel hook ups in dublin?

  

  Gareth replied:

  England yes. http://www.premierinn.com/ tend to be cheap if you book in advance. Come to the UK!!

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• Referral from May 28, 2015
  

  MobilityRdShow asked:

  #Hotels nr @DoningtonParkUK - can you help? #Accessible hotel room required 24 - 26 June @premierinn @TravelodgeUK https://t.co/trJk1xJiEg

  

  Premier I. replied:

  Hi There, Have you looked online at http://www.premierinn.com for our best rates? our accessible info is on there too :-) ^KB

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• Referral from December 10, 2014
  

  Maria-Patricia H. asked:

  Anybody know of cheap accommodation for 2 nights near Gilwell in January please? Dropping off some young leaders to winter camp but can't face driving home late friday and then back early sunday.

  

  Alysa S. replied:

  There is a premier inn in Chingford. http://www.premierinn.com/.../CHIRAN/london-chingford... |pcrid|40973520699|kword|premier%20 inn%20 chingford|match|e|plid|&cmp=KNC_D_BND

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• Referral from February 24, 2014
  

  Phil H. asked:

  Anyone know of good cheep b& b in Elgin for next weeks h&h?? according to google there are only 6 in Elgin!

  

  Caroline T. replied:

  this was on BEC regs I will look to see if I can still find tourist book I had for the event Accommodation. Premier Travel Inn - 0871 527 8372 – limited places available. www.premiertravelinn.com/pti/hotelInformation.do?hotelId=23941 Elgin Guide and Directory www.britinfo.net/index_Elgin.htm Visit Scotland – the official Scottish Tourist Board Site www.visitscotland.com/ 0845 859 1006

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• Referral from October 3, 2013
  

  Paul B. asked:

  Ok, done. Because the guardsmuseum was closed last sunday and I also wanted to visit the artillery museum, a new journey is planned. Late november, London, by plane. Does Anybody have any good options to stay in the center (or very! near), not overly expensive, safe and clean? It will be for a Saturday night.

  

  Steve R. replied:

  159 Tower Bridge Road, Southwark, London SE1 3LP T: 0871 527 8678* F: 0871 527 8679 More hotel details *Calls cost 10 p per minute + network extras Hi Paul, Premier Inn at Tower Bridge is where we always stay. About 100 pounds, incl. a massive breakfsat. Plenty of other Premier inns around London. www.premierinn.com. Good luck!

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• Referral from May 14, 2013
  

  Lesley Y. asked:

  anyone like to recommend a family-friendly, budget friendly, convenient hotel in London?

  

  Jason L. replied:

  Oh dear, the typical tourist stuff is spread out all over the city. I'm assuming that it's your first time. Family-friendly is deceptive in London. In most London hotels, family means two adults and a small child. London hotel rooms are miniscule! You have two teens, so plan on the idea of getting two rooms, especially if you expect the rooms to be under $200/night. Budget-freindly also means something different. The average cost of a hotel room in greater London is £210/night. Convenient is another issue, it's just best to find a place close to a tube station. You can get anywhere on the Tube, but it's a little daunting for the beginner. I'd suggest studying a Tube map before you go, or getting a London Undergorund app for a smartphone. The best area for reasonable accomodations is Earl's Court in the Southwest, but it's not in walking distance of anything, though it's on the Picadilly Line. There are two good budget chains that you might want to look at, EasyHotel and Premier Inns. They are under £100/night, but they work like low cost airlines, you pay for "extras" (telephone, tv, etc) http://www.easyhotel.com/ and http://www.premierinn.com/. The rooms are tiny, but clean and secure. I've stayed at the Premier Inn at Southwark (http://www.premierinn.com/en/hotel/LONCOU/london-county-hall), which is in the old London County Hall. It's across Westminster Bridge from the Houses of Parliament and almost under the London Eye. I only stayed one night before taking Eurostar to Paris from Waterloo, so I can't say how comfortable it is for an extended stay. If I spend any time in the city, I usually stay near Paddington Station (it's the terminal for Heathrow Express from the airport). It's relatively close to Hyde Park, Marble Arch and Oxford Street, and Paddington Station is a major Tube and Train station (look for the statue of Paddington Bear). I usually stay at the Arch http://www.thearchlondon.com/, but that might not be family or budget friendly (it's okay on my budget). There are a ton of hotels int the area though (search Paddington, Marble Arch, Bayswater, Marlybone on the internet). Many are small family run places, that will be basic and small. I love London and go every couple of years or so, but a couple of warnings and tips. London is shockingly expensive... expect double the price for about half the food outside of the international fast food places. Get mulitday Oyster cards for the tube or it's £4 every time you take a ride. London is well policed and safe, but be wary of drunks and pickpockets (especially unfortunately in Earls Court). There are drunks on the Tube at night, every night, most are jovial, but very drunk. Tell your son not to bring hoodies. They're used by young troublemakers to hide from CCTV cameras and those are everywhere too. Expect to be under police surveillance all the time. Police in the UK do not need probable cause and they will stop and question young men wearing hoodies, especially if the hood is up. Even if it sounds boring, do not miss the British Museum, the National Portrait Gallery, the Albert and Victoria Museum and the National War Museum. Look up the free days, if they still have them. Also visit Covent Garden, Carnaby Street, Trafalgar Square, Leicester Square and take the trip to Camden Town and Locks. Picadilly Square, the Tower and Harrods are kind of overrated, expensive and touristy, but may be worth visiting on your first time. Feel free to ask any questions, love to talk about a great city.

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• Referral from March 28, 2013
  

  Guy M. asked:

  does anyone know of any cheap nearby hotels i can book for near the event?

  

  Hardcore D. replied:

  Nearest Hotels: Park Inn - http://www.parkinn.co.uk/ - 01604 739988 Ibis Sol Central - http://www.ibishotel.com/ - 01604 608900 Travelodge - http://www.travelodge.co.uk/ - 0871 984 6451 Premier Inn - http://www.premierinn.com/ - 0871 527 8822 Holiday Inn - http://www.holidayinn.com/ - 0870 400 7214

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• Referral from August 2, 2012
  

  Lisa W. asked:

  Right, where is everyone staying for GBPRE? Any recommendations for reasonably priced accommodation in the area?

  

  Sarah H. replied:

  www.premierinn.com

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